Jay Richardson
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Jo Brand pens a feature film
Jo Brand has written her first film - about a Morrissey-loving schizophrenic.
Jay Richardson, Chortle, 28th September 2016The boys are back in town
After a year off, successful sketch troop WitTank are back - except they're not, as they are all performing solo. Nonetheless, Jay Richardson finds three performers who remain utterly joined at the hip.
Jay Richardson, Fest Mag, 17th August 2016Lou Sanders: sweet mystery
A nonconformist in everything she does, Lou Sanders gives Jay Richardson the tiniest of clues as to how she got that way.
Jay Richardson, Fest Mag, 11th August 2016Burnistoun meets Baltimore in the Fringe's special show
Iain Connell and Robert Florence reveal why their hit sketch show is like The Wire as they prepare for their Fringe debuts.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 8th August 2016Nick Mohammed on alter-ego's biopic of Harry Houdini
Nick Mohammed reveals why he might end up being dragged lifeless from the stage during his alter-ego Mr Swallow's ill-conceived biopic of escape artist Harry Houdini.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 1st August 2016Wayne Deakin details his own rape in Edinburgh Fringe
Wayne Deakin knows he's courting controversy with his Edinburgh Fringe debut.
Jay Richardson, The Age, 30th July 2016Interview: Sofie Hagen
The introverted Scandi comic shot to Fringe fame last year with an award-winning debut set. On her return, we get the lowdown on a stand-up making comedic waves with brutal honesty.
Jay Richardson, The List, 26th July 2016Author comedians
Interviews with Bridget Christie, Susan Calman, Luisa Omielan and Shappi Khorsandi.
Jay Richardson, Edinburgh Festivals, 25th July 2016Tom Allen: Indeed interview
Growing up feeling as if he didn't fit in gave Tom Allen a head start when it came to comedy.
Jay Richardson, Fest Mag, 25th July 2016Sarah Kendall interview
Delving into stories from her youth, Sarah Kendall's remarkable rise has not been without sacrifice. She tells Jay Richardson about the fine lines between truth and fiction, and between laughter and tears.
Jay Richardson, Fest Mag, 20th July 2016